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\ IN Tn !, !: CIRCUIT co rI
1 Verdict for Captain Dovener- several
FL Il Niuor Cases, ssF''l5 ?. Y.

saa ~ ~ hinor cases, efl x b n
In Judge Boyd's : court yesterday the
jury in the case Of B. B. Doysner against
the administrator Of the estate Of O. h.
Booth, deceased, TO recover s, 800 Of coun.
Gel fees, alter being out nearly all day,
came into court and rendered the follow.
ing verdict:
"We, the jury, find for the plaintiff r and
assees bis damages at fifteen hundred
dollars, the aggregate OF principal and in.
t.reet 10 this Goth day Of May, 1851, -
WA. CLARK, Foreman"
Thereupon motion for new trial was
made by the defendant. ,it., 5Il1' q
In the case OF @. T. B,ues va. Mrs.
Cots, q suit to recover on note, the jury
rendered verdict In favor OF the plain.
tiff for S5B 70. with interest. =
The case Of the City vB. Henry Neu.
hardt, who was fined In police court for
maintaining stockyard outside the linn.
Ito fixed by ordinance, and appealed 10
thls court, was argued by Colonel Cald.
we'll for the city and Colonel White 10,
Neuhardt. 1t Is still pending.
In the case Of Morrison Va. the Bslti.
more < Ohio Railroad Company, the
Company's motion for a now trial was
overruled. Morrison was awarded SIC
damages for COW killed on the RAILROAD
The motion Of plaintiff for new trial
in the case Of Rnsseli vs.. the Baltimore 4
Ohio Company, was also overruled. Rus.
sell failed TO get damages In a case ior
killing q COW. III
Anna Conner was granted a divorce
fsom her husband, Edward Conner.
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Matters Of Minor Moment In and Abou,
tho City.
OPERA HOUSE, this evening-"Il Trova.
TORE"
BARNEsvILLE strawberries arc being
marketed.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record and one marriage license Issued
yesterday.
AUcrIoNEgR HERvEY yesterday sold the
Schairer property, at Fulton, to Frederick
Happy, for sl,795.
Tue last will and testament Of Matthew
Reass was yesterday admitted to probate
and ordered to be recorded.
Tue "Pil.Rollers" and the "Undar.
writers" will play at match game OF
bhse ball some day next week.
TIE Mercantile Club abandoned its pro-
posed Jtte at the Park last night, bat bad
instead very pleasant hop at It's ball on
Main street, for which Kramer played,
JAMES O. MALoNEY, who was struck on
the head with stone Saturday night by
a man named Kinney, is worse hurt than
81 Inst supposed. 1t ia thought bis skull
is fractured.
OFFICIAL information from Charleston
confirms the report that the Governor has
appointed Hon. d. W. Price, of Marshall
County, Director OF the West Virginia
Penitentiary.
AT meeting Of the Board OF Directors
OF the Manufacturers Insurance Com.
pany, held on Wednesday evening last,
q. v. Atkinson, Esq, was elected Assist.
ant Secretary.
SHERIFF HAsDLAN and Tailor Nichols
took Elmer CLARK to the Penitentiary at
Moundsville yesterday to begin serving
hia term Of eight years for the murder OF
William 0'NeaI.
Tue excursion from Marietta to Steuhen.
vile, Sunday morning, wil! take psnsen.
gers from Bsllaire and Wheeling to S.eu.
benville and return for 80 cents. Leave
here at $3.50 o'clock.
THERE has been some fear that iloSers
would not be abundant enough for Deco
ration Day purposes. judging from 2
fiue large bunch CT flowers lett at this
Office last night By Dr.. I. 0. Edwarde,
gathered at hia farm out the Fairmont
pike, flowers must be very plenty and I'm.
usu,lly fine this yesr. His moss rose
buds are especially beautiful.
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A Mpundtvillo correspondent asks the
lSTELLiGEHCgR:
let. AIr !hc duelerd In tobacco ard
ciHafe nGhjc%t to pay any part OF tho
State tobstcp tax?
2ud. Did Governor Wile9n veto the
Stale Tobscs, FAX bill ~ pared by tho
exnN II rsicn Of tho LrGisla!urn2 ANSWER
lat, No. Ind, Ytg.
Il 10 perhaps necrfsaIy to explain that
at the regular session the Legislature TO-
peGleh iha !iC.nGU tax on duaieis in
tVbnccn, int the law did not 70 into effect
until after tho beginning Of tho license
year. rhiR made il necessary Tor deGh.rB
to pay tho liconls or suspend butincGs for
ono month. At the special acgaion au oct
was pTsnaf refunding snch tax. This bill
"as Irreelrd, nnh tho Legislature then
passed joint TrSG.uaGn dirrc'ing thNs no
dca. cr thlnl,i b. prOaeCusGd Tor doing
bnsincGa %iihout paying tim lirenCc.
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Mr.. Vance, the father OF the young lady
who clipped with tho man Mccarthy last
week, will leave to day for Baltimore and
Philadelphia in search OF bis daughter ard
her bctraytr.
McCartby'a other wif3 and Chiet Of
Police Smith Yesterday called at Mylcg'
photograph gallery, where abe secured q
photograph Of Dor husbsnd. This was
taken 10 Plum ber's s'udio, where II mum
her o! tiniypos were at'uCx of. These
copies "i!i be sent throughout tho coua.ry
TO lnsure iiCCArthy' s detection and arreui.
Airs. NaUcr hayB that McCarthy Bwore
her daughter was OF age when hH secur.
ed tbs lnarragp !icers9 NJ 81. CiairhYillr,
'~htVeH Uho is only Is ye.Ta OF age. 1t
lo2Gg tie il ii might 10 the duty Of the Bel.
mont touniy Authorities - take Boae E;tle
interest in thig caaa.
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TIE Is. Z. WIS PLANS,
A Special Meeting Last EvenIng-Payinj
This Year.

SnoS"i uitctiHS tshsl IsNtHlbK-fNtlIk
This Year.
The Board OF Public Werks held a spe-
cisl meeting last evening for the purpose
Of hearing the opinion Of Colonel Calt-
well, the City Solicitor, az to the powers
and rights the Board will have under the
annual appropriation ordinance IS itnow
stands, the Robertaon substitute being
part Of it. Tho Beard, it appears,
has made some calculations as
to the cost OF the work Il in
ordered to do by the terns CT the Robert.
son substitute and, according to state.
ment Of 3 member, hes figured ont ths. 10
do the paving alone enumerated in the
Substitute will consume nearly all OF the
appropriation, contingent and l0.cent levy
fund, leaving nothing for tho cleaning and
repair OF streets, new geTers or curling.
Thess calculations were made after allow.
Ing Tor the amounts necessary 10 complete
last years contracts.
The Solicitor informed the Board, ns
stated to reporter by q member thct
Euder tho ordinance as 1t now stands.
they would be obliged to expend the
money allowed them only as it directed,
and that II they exceeded those sums by
spending the money for cleaning streets
or other purposes they would ba liable
under their joint bond OF $4,000.
The Board 10 hoping that the
First Branch will take mp the Jaeger
amendment ordinance, which it indefinite.
ly postponed at it's last meeting, and con.
cpr with the Second in adopting it. The
Board would then be In condition 10 dis
burse Its funds as it deemed best. Under
the Robertson measure the present
Board, II it remained in its
office, would 10! tho streets so unclaimed
rather than risk exceeding the amour! OF
money it has to spend. The Board, in
case tho Jaeger amendment eventually
passea, will not pave Main street above
the creek until next eaeson.
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a PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT
At the Island Rink Lust Night for Thomson
Church.

At the Island Rink Inst Night for Thomson
Church.
A musical and literary entertainment
for the benefit Of the Thomson NJ. +.
Church WAS given !ast evening in the
Island rink by young ladies' and gentle.
mon Of the Garden Spot, and it WAS largely
attended. Al! PRESENT enjoyed the fine
programme highly, and the entertain.
mont must he pronounced decided cue
cess IN every respect. 1t reflected great
credit on all concerned in ito manage.
mont as well in the rendition OF tho pro.
grsmme, which is given below:
Opening. chorus, by young people; rcc;.
tstion, Archie Dean" Miss Mary Gotta;
dialogue 1.-TWO Extrcmrs," Mesars. Ball,
sylris md Phillips; defamation, "Tho
Old Man Goes to Town," Mr. Ray Naylor;
qnar.ette, "Rock.abYe.baby," Meesrs.
Wirchpr, Phillips, Vanhorn and Bell;
defamation, GLOW Sockery sst Hon."
Mr.. Albert NRnhorn; piano Rolo, "The
QIeen OF the Fairies. i" Miss Mamie Sit
greayesi Dialogue, "Frog Hollow Lyce-
um,".. ladies and gentlemen; vocal solo,
waning, .hIb' y. ID, fNllOurOt recltR-
ton, "Absalom," Miss Katie Wincher;
defamation, aunt Jnrusha on Woman's
Rights" Mr.. Ed. Wincher; quartette,
"rhe Light House by the Sea- Messrs.
Falloure, Dickey, Sli(le and Phillips;
recitation, "Flying Jim's Last Lap" Miss
Lydia Prince; defamation, ayes, | Am
Guilty" Mr.. Arthur Phillips; dialogue,
"Achos and Palms. Messrs. Boil, Kemple
4 Stamm chorus, GOOD Night" by choir.
Mics Mamie Sitgreaves acted as accom-
PIANIST.
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Tho attention Of tho citizens Of Wheel.
ing in general 10 called 10 the fact that
these wonderful views will be on exhibi.
ton at the Grand Opera House next week,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights,
with Wednesday afternoon matinee. No
ono Bhould fail to 20 to the iirs. perform.
ance, and It will tako no urging to have
them attend thereafter, for all who 20 once
will 70 again. Ono actually seea the stir.
ring scenes OF tho war passing In review
before you; and 80 perfect ara tho repre.
senlationB that comrades who passed
through tho scenes arc led 10 excaim,
"llow nAinrnll" Tickeis on aale through.
out tho city.
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FOR lliEFMORI.AlSD]A,'YIl...'l
rlIE rRooRAMME as IAnnAseEp
By the @. A. Il. boys for the Observance of
Next Morday-The Details of Veterans to
strew Flowers on tho Gravss- Mayor
Lssabright ProcIaims q Holiday.

Nert Mondav NAV q, "a Momo,,., IA,
Movo, s..hr,nb, IL n,..,,s..t.s-,-
al ~. mo,nina ..t. W hn.,as.. , -.
W ',a ~ "'A' s,As pu'iueS' W sus'
pended all day-a good suggestion, as It 10
desirable that employees who have rela.
tiyes who fall ON tbe f,eld NJ batt,a NAV
In r,e,or, a. tbo oo,on,on. M. -.
" ptesens :" .ao ,o'olV ~, tne panAs
give notice that they Will all be closed,
and the various public Offices will follow
suit. Ga
Tha ,,.,,h.,, :, a.. n -
Ano 'neniu'is =, 'ne u. a. ". ne very
aeeifous that 'heir friends coming from
tho country, and having flowers to donate
for memorial services on Monday brinv
tbam n mo-to, IN s,,nra,v .,.hs. T., 49,
sA0- " mos ~ W. oA'u'uA'' e''nef ~ 'ne
morning or afternoon, where some Of the
comrades will see that thoy are taken
cara nj until ,hov ara wan,.d for rso n
~. -. -, 80
Ao"u puppy mn' ue''fe ~ uona.e now.
ers can leave them, not later than s
o'clock on Monday, OF the following
n,aces. Firat and second wards Mof,;r'
- a..,..,;....,, s.ssJ ..- 80
nls coniecuonesy s'aau' corner Oh Main
and Tenth streets, or r. Z. Smiths gro-
Gerry, Just opposite; Third ward, H, ].
Felber's grocery, Eof street, opposite Ca.
thedrsl; Fourth ward, Alex, 4, YounV's
drug store, corner Jacob and Sixteenth
streets; Fifth ward, Reeds drug store.
Market atreet; Sixth ward, Irgin's drup
store, corner Uhapline aud Twenty.lcurtb
streets; Seventh ward, Lukens's grocery !.
Eighth ward, Brice's drug store.
The posts and relief corps will meet AT
their respective headquarters on Sunday
evening, 30 "a to DO able to leave al 7 IA
O'Clock, sharp, to march 10 tho Chapline
Street 81. L. Church to henr tho memorial
sermon by the Rev. George L. Hite, Pre-.
siding Elder Of Wheeling District.
Theaoldiers' monument will be decorated
carly on Monday morning by Comrades
Frank Stanley, R. S. Taylor, John Wise.
Joseph A. FARM and ]. NJ. Richards, and
any members Of the Lsdies' Relief corps
who may kindly assis..
The following details Of comrades will
meet: at post headquarters at s O'Clock
Monday morning, May 3Osh, prepared
with flowers TO procaed 10 the Cemeteries
indicated. The comrade whose name
heads each list will have charge OF tho ex.
ercises and will see that they are made Az
interesting and impressive as possible.
Psninsuts-Ei. Robertson, Thomas
Chambers, William l.. Gilbreeth, @. Clan.
roth, D. McGinnis, John Adams. John
O :h, John l.. Wise, F. L. STANLEY. NJ
Bsnnett, D Ussleton, B, Conley. II. &
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TAKE NOTICE.

Tt. n,orrow. May ~, Is tho Grand Opening
of the bankrupt Snlo of Fine Clothing.
An immense stock Of spring aud sum.
mer clothing has just arrived and ia nov
open at No. 1889 Main street, four doors
above Twelfth street. This stock is from
q large wholesale clothing manufacturer
in New York who has failed, and the entire
stock will be sold regardless OF cost.
s35,000 WORTH OF FINE CLOTHING
to be cioaed out in two weeks. These
goods are all new and perfect, first quality
and made up in latest stylcs. Read and
wonder what great failure has doncl 81
cents will buy mems good strong wearing
pants, worth 81 SO; 81 II will buy mons
good cassiluero pants in light and dark
colorB, actual value So; 81 IS will buy
mems dress pants, worth 81 so; We have
them in thirty different styles; 81 20 will
bay nous good caRBimera suits, worth IS;
S. 10 will buy mems good blue flannel
suits, warranted fast colors, they are
actually worth $40; 50 II will buy good
business suit, light and dark colors to SO.
lcct IRON, worth sl2; e 90 will buy
An all.wool fashionable dress suit,
worth SIS; 81 will buy an imported
English worsted or corkscrew suit we have
them in sacks and four.button getaways,
bluDt black and brown colors to select
from, and they nre honestly worth SIS;
81 80 will buy a tirst-clRss black corksCrew
Prince Albert suit, satin faced, actually
worth $25; 81 II will buy a genuine seer.
ancker coat and vest, worth 81 80; 81 50
will buy a boys iirst.class suit, worth S.
Take notice, we give with each and every
boys and child's suit purchased com.
ploto base ball outfit FREQ, consisting Of
ball, bolt and cap. Our lot OF fine, all.
wool youths', boyB' and Children's suits
and odd pants will DO sold for the mere
coat OF making. All other goods will DO
BOLD In the snme proportion rs tho above.
mentioned prices. An examination Of
this immense stock OF goods will prove
that the above Hre positive incts. ItCoats
nothing 10 call md judge for yourself, as
II chance to got HuCh great bargains will
positively mover occur again. Remember
this gront sale muut positively close at tho
Dnd Of two weeks. Look for tho large
number Of the bankrupt aioro-ll30 Main
street. four doom above Peoplo'a Bank,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Take NOtice-Aii goods sold at private
saloi no auction. Store opon from Z A. NJ.
until II at night.
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DRIDGEPORT.
New Paving Brick Fact0ry-Persoual al
Other Notes.

New Paving Brick Fact0ry-Persoual and
Other Notes.
J. n. wilkins aud Thos. McCabe, OF Maynard,
were In town yesterday.
Col. Hill has purchased ilue new horse, to be
added TO his livery stock.
s, c. Dunleyy left last night for the West In the
interest OF the LaBefie glass works.
All business houses will close at O'clock IN ,ho
future, beginning with Monday next.
Mayor Junkins and wife have returned from
heir fishing excursion 10 The State Dam,
Slrs. Alfred Sheriff. OF CadIz, and M., ". II
Smith, OF Martins Ferry, are visiting In The CITY.
For estimates on all kinds OF lob WORK, printing
and advertising, call Oh L. L. Ilaushiun, iowell's
drug store.
The Ohio Rubber Paint Company, Of Martins
school house roof. f''N
Quite number Of citizens here and In Martins
Ferry have taken stock In new paving brcE
msnuiactoFy, shortly 10 be put In operation al
Rush Run. ~
Commencement exercises will be held in the
Mammoth rink on June 3. Misses Maud HAYNES.
Ella Franzel and Maggie Clayland will BE- die
graduates Tor this year, The Junior class will as.
sist In the exercises OF the evening.
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KramOr'a celebrated band will 20 down
TO tho Catholic Fair next Saturday eyo.
ming. Tho boat leaves tho wharf ut 7:3O
=. 81, and atop at LaBelid and tho middle
ferry and BpnTooJ. Returning, loayes
BollRire at 1850 T.. NJ. Round trip tickets
and admission 10 tho Fair, Is cents. A
LARGO and elegant party will 30 down IRON
Wheeling.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., May 27,-For
Yves. Virginia, light local rains, nearly
stationary temperature, variable Winds
generally norlhwcateriy.
For Weatern Pennsylvania, threatening
weather, light local rains, nearly stationary
tempt alnrr, variable winds. generally
WeatGrlY.
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}. W. SrALTEE. Of tho firm OF Spaltor <
Noll. tho we'll known fresco artists, OF
pitiaburgh, 10 now engaged In frescoing
tho DeGiplo'a church, Of our city. partieU
desiring work done will do we'll to give
him call.
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We have introduced new system Of
selling Watches Oh the nstallmcnt pInn
Whereby yDu can secure watch at once
Cd easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, !Cme!or,
Cor. Twelfth und XnFEct Sta,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between NJ.
J. oKapc aud James Divine under the nrm name
OF 0'Kanc 4 Divine, was dissolved on the frst day
OF May, 1857, by mutual consent. The under.
signed will continue to carry on business at No.
lll3 Main street, where he now Is lie solciN tho
patronage Of the public, and will guarantee salts.
faction TO all who want 10 purchase Boots, Shoes
aud other articles Of like character,
MICHAEL J. oKANE.
WHEELING. Nav IS. 1857. my26
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We hare iugt received a full line Of
SPRITG Ur9RCUATiNGS, and IRE In
daily receipt Of the latest Novelties In
Spring SaitI6gs.
Also, On hand q handsome line Of Neck.
wear md Genilcmtn's Furnishing Goods.
G. HESS Il SONS,
80. 1921 Market Street.
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TIKI Engllah Lutheran Church has ar.
ranged with tho Ohio River Railroad Com.
nany Tor M excursion to BareHvlle oil
Tuesday, Juno u.
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AS reported by Christlen schnepi, drug.
giss, Opera Honso corner, yesterday:
TAM. yA.x. i2H. BEN 7rv
UO' g. IS ~ ~
Reather-Pntf,
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GENTLEMEN, come and examine cur s.
Genuine Kangaroo shoe. a special sale.
J. W. AMicK,
ll43 Mai1 Gtreet.
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an Attractive Programme Mt the Opera
House this Evening.
The musical entertainment to be given
at the Opera House this evening under
the direction Of Signor d'Auris by his
pupils, assisted by Madame d'Aur:s and
several well-known vocal!sts, promises to
bs o noteworthy and fashionable event.
The indications are tina. tho audience will
be quite large one, dhsre having been a
good advance sale OF seats. The enter.
tainment will DO M artistic and popular
ono, as glance at the following pro.
gramme will convince one. The selections
from tho opera will be sung in Costumes
secured from the Esat for this purpose:
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Go eco J. v. Amick'a 10 Genuine Kan
CARGO SlUu for RcnlemUn.
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For Psle-Scconi hand BAsICt FhGeton.
For Cincinnati -HtcAnpr i.rIis A. Shirley.
Decorating tlAGs KRAFT Bios Il RC- !nbDr:.
.iGnSOlue-lESiAn Watch i Co.
ProcIRuIA.IOn-G. D." scl1TlIht, Mayor.
The Great Var Of the EcGcli.na.
q. A. It. Huits-h GGImGu IL CO-Fourth page.
For Balc-Old Windows. Sc,-klicrcs, KRAFT &.
Co.-F0urth pHse
Good Aivlce-D. GGnIiIug i Co.-Fou,,h page
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


TOR SALE-A GREY HORSE, SEVEN
- years old. has saddle salts, and trots In har.
ness; gentle, aud does not scare or shy Enquire
after ?. n. at l07 South Penn street. Wheeling.
myo5s
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DOR RENT-FURNISHEp FRONT
L, Room with board, for two Hcptlcmen. I'm.
quiro Al no. 1888 Fourteenth street, Reference TO
quircd. my?G'
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BAIoAiss in ShoeB th!a week at
l.. V. BLoSp's.
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FOR RENT.

POOMS FOR RENT, WITH BOARD.
~ Possession given June l. Enquire at zoos
Main street mvJ6
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FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE RESI-.
= DENCE located at Us South Penn, corner
Fink street, containing twelve (l2J rooms. En-.
9uiIe on premises, or 10 ALoSZU BARKLEY, at
Bloch Bios. my2io
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Go zoe J. W. Amick's 81 Genuino Kan.
garoo Bhoo for gentlemen.
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DOR SALE-REPUBLICAN WEEK
IL IL Newspaper for sale, In a Republican
county In Nest Virginia. Good reasons for selling.
Address, REPU BLlCAS,
mylipAw Care IntellIgercer
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DOR RENT-THE STORE-ROOM AND
l. cellar formerly occupied by shcllhsaSe 4 Son,
corner Market and Eleventh street Enqtiffc at \.
llASAuER's, 1896 Market street, McMcchcn's old
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FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE.

4 <A1S"S EolS SAIL IL.
Four Fine Farms For salp-Onc Of so Acres.
situate six miles west Of Martins Ferry, Ohio, OH
Nj Pleasant Pike, with hne improvcmcns and
choice fruits OF all kinds In abundance well water.
cd and nearly all In grAiu-cheap and on easy
terms,
One oil 100 Acres, situate cigh; miles from
Bridgeport, on the caLz Pie, with good two story
brick house and tine barn and othOr OutbuildiprS
with an abundance Of frlit Of all kinds.
Also, ono Of 100 Acres, four miles from Bridpe-
port on Wheeling Creek, south side OF National
road. with . splendid .wostosy iramo dwelling
house contsinins seven rooms, hall and pantry,
plenty OF small fruit OF ali tinds.
Also one Of l Z Acrcs, stuA,c one mile ives, Of
81. Clainvilc, .; This Is considered ono Of tho
finest farms In Belmont county In every pAr,iculnr
-rIch soil. nlco ioca Ion, and In splendid otuer.
All OF tho above farms will be sold chem and on
casy terms. For particulars call on or ndinss
K 7. HOWELL,
Insurance aud Real Es,ato Agent.
my!sNwAr bridgeport, Ohio
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TOR ENT-ONE GOOD BRICK
- House, containing hvc rooms and kitchen,
also largo yard. No 81 Thirty'sevcnth street In.
laR. Possession June !, myl5
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Matters of Minor Moment In and Abo
tho City.